Washington, District of Columbia
Foggy Bottom Homes for Sale
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25 homes
Avg $637,252
Market Overview
Foggy Bottom Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Foggy Bottom, DC
25
Active Listings
$637K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$207,500
To
$2,750,000
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About Foggy Bottom Real Estate
Foggy Bottom sits in northwest Washington and functions as a compact, mixed-use neighborhood that blends institutional, residential, and waterfront uses. Many residents work at nearby universities, hospitals, and government offices, giving the area a steady daytime population alongside people who simply want to live close to downtown amenities. Sidewalks connect apartment buildings, smaller multifamily structures, and a handful of remaining row houses, while the waterfront parks provide places to walk or sit by the Potomac. Daily needs are met by a modest number of restaurants, coffee shops, and a grocery option within a few blocks, and the Metro station keeps most errands car-free for those who prefer it. Families are served by the District of Columbia Public Schools system along with several private and charter options in the broader area. The current market shows twenty-five active listings with an average price near 637000, a range that includes both entry-level condominiums and larger penthouse units priced up to several million dollars.
Average listing price: $637,252 · 25 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent listings show an average price of about 637252. The twenty-five active homes range from roughly 207500 to as high as 2750000, reflecting the mix of smaller condominiums and larger units near the water.
The area offers sidewalks, nearby parks, and access to both public and private schools. Parents often weigh commute times and after-school options when deciding if the neighborhood fits their routine.
Most daily errands can be completed on foot thanks to the Metro stop and small commercial pockets. Residents note that the compact layout reduces reliance on a car for work, groceries, and recreation along the river.
The housing stock is dominated by mid-rise and high-rise condominiums, with a smaller number of row houses and converted buildings. Listings currently span studio units to multi-bedroom residences priced across the full 207500 to 2750000 spectrum.
There are twenty-five active listings at the moment. Buyers can review options from entry-level condos up to larger properties near the top of the price range.